Timeless Luxury and Moroccan Hospitality at La Maison Arabe

La Maison Arabe stands as a beacon of Moroccan hospitality and culinary excellence in Marrakech.

Founded in the 1940s by two French women, Suzy and Helene Sebillon-Larochette, it was the first restaurant in the Medina open to foreigners and quickly became a legendary dining destination.

In the 1990s, Italian aristocrat Count Fabrizio Ruspoli restored it, transforming it into the city’s first boutique riad-hotel.

This intimate retreat, located just a short walk from the UNESCO heritage site Jemaa el Fna square, offers 37 individually styled rooms and suites, each blending Moroccan craftsmanship with modern amenities.

Guests can indulge in the hotel’s three restaurants, including a traditional Moroccan dining experience, or unwind at the piano-jazz bar.

La Maison Arabe also hosts a renowned cooking school, where the secrets of Moroccan cuisine are shared with both guests and the public.

The hotel’s spa offers a traditional hammam experience, providing a serene escape from the bustling city. With two swimming pools and a luxurious secret garden at the hotel’s Country Club in the Palmeraie, La Maison Arabe is a sanctuary of tranquility and elegance, reflecting the rich history and culture of Marrakech.